Behrend women's basketball team extends win streak

A female basketball player shoots the ball.

The Penn State Behrend women’s basketball team has won its last five games. The team opens Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference play at Hilbert on Dec. 1.

Credit: Penn State Behrend

ERIE, Pa. — The Penn State Behrend women’s basketball team has won its last five games, coming from behind in the fourth quarter to outscore Allegheny College. The team opens Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference play at Hilbert on Dec. 1.

Other scores and highlights from last week:

Men’s basketball

Cleveland State 89, Penn State Behrend 47

Baldwin Wallace 69, Penn State Behrend 64

Penn State Behrend 66, Bethany 55

Penn State Behrend 72, Allegheny 62

Kenny Fukon, a senior from Cranberry Township, scored 26 points against Allegheny College. PJ Gourley, a senior from Butler, grabbed a career-high 17 rebounds against Bethany College.

Women’s basketball

Penn State Behrend 57, Allegheny 49

Penn State Behrend 80, Waynesburg 52

Penn State Behrend 65, Fredonia 53

Alanna Dibble, a senior from Lakewood, New York, scored 22 points and grabbed 18 rebounds against Allegheny College. Kara Haslett, a senior from Baden, scored 12 points against Waynesburg University.

Men’s swimming and diving

Second (of nine teams) at the Oberlin Invitational

Tim Compton, a freshman from Pittsburgh, set a team and conference record in the 200 butterfly, finishing in 1:52.85. Jake Schmidt, a graduate student from Erie, won the 1650 free, finishing in 16:56.41.

Women’s swimming and diving

Fifth (of nine teams) at the Oberlin Invitational

Emma Webster, a sophomore from Bradford, set a team record for the 200 backstroke, finishing in 2:11.12. She placed third. Diver Julia Sank, a sophomore from North East, scored 240.10 in the one-meter event, earning a spot on the program’s top-10 list.

Men’s water polo

Austin 20, Penn State Behrend 7

Austin 19, Penn State Behrend 8

UCLA 26, Penn State Behrend 3

Jack Holl, a freshman from Greenwich, Connecticut, scored four goals in the first game against Austin College at the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation tournament in Palo Alto, California. Leyton Vrono, a freshman from Murrieta, California, made nine saves.

Women’s bowling

Penn State Behrend 788, Pitt-Greensburg 777

Penn State Behrend 803, New Jersey City 777

Penn State Behrend 802, La Roche 762

Penn State Behrend 713, Penn State Altoona 671

Pitt-Bradford 898, Penn State Behrend 776

St. Vincent 854, Penn State Behrend 761

Penn State Behrend 839, Mt. Aloysius 729

Medaille 829, Penn State Behrend 718

The Lions were 4-0 on the second day of the AMCC Round Robin, hosted by St. Vincent. They are now 5-3 in conference play.

Scores, updates and video links for Penn State Behrend athletics are posted at psblions.com.

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